Clearly the pressure to fix the disaster which is Apple’s software quality is starting to hit home over at Apple Park because according to Axios, plans to put shiny new features into iOS are on hold until they can get their quality issues sorted. Now that’s great because iOS to be frank is a bit of a mess. But so is macOS. The fact is that if Apple only focuses on iOS because they sell plane loads of iPhones every quarter, then they have truly lost the plot.
I guess we’ll see in June at WWDC what they have planned. But they would truly do themselves a world of good if they served up some info now.
UPDATE: Apparently this sudden focus on quality now seems to extend to the Mac to some degree according to Mark Gurman of Bloomberg News.
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It Looks Like Apple Will Skip New Features To Fix Quality Issues On iOS
Clearly the pressure to fix the disaster which is Apple’s software quality is starting to hit home over at Apple Park because according to Axios, plans to put shiny new features into iOS are on hold until they can get their quality issues sorted. Now that’s great because iOS to be frank is a bit of a mess. But so is macOS. The fact is that if Apple only focuses on iOS because they sell plane loads of iPhones every quarter, then they have truly lost the plot.
I guess we’ll see in June at WWDC what they have planned. But they would truly do themselves a world of good if they served up some info now.
UPDATE: Apparently this sudden focus on quality now seems to extend to the Mac to some degree according to Mark Gurman of Bloomberg News.
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